Lady Macbeth

Leading female character. Wife of Macbeth. Former patient of King's sanitarium.

Notable Feature
She usually wear a sequined green dress during the dancing ball.

Plotline
Lady Macbeth hosts a party in the ballroom held in the honor of King Duncan. She dances with Duncan while her husband Macbeth watches from the mezzanine. After the party, Lady Macbeth gives Duncan a drugged glass of whiskey before going upstairs and meeting Macbeth in their bedroom.

Lady Macbeth and her husband dance an argument about killing Duncan, which Lady Macbeth concinces Macbeth to do. While Macbeth is murdering the king, Lady Macbeth remains in their bedroom dancing about and balancing on the edge of the bathtub. Macbeth soon returns bloody and she helps him wash off the blood in the bathtub. Macbeth leaves again and Lady Macbeth begins to go mad with guilt over the murder.

Lady Macbeth then walks on the Gallow Green high street seeing ghosts around her until she reunites with Macbeth. Together they fight their way down to the ballroom for a banquet where Macbeth sees the ghost of Banquo. After the banquet, Lady Macbeth ascends the stairs to the King James Sanitarium where is is taken care of by Nurse Christian Shaw.

Lady Macbeth then returns to her bedroom and finds a letter from Macbeth telling her of the witches prophesy about him becoming King. She performs a solo in the see through dressing room before Macbeth enters and they dance a passionate duet together uniting in their plan to murder Duncan.

Lady Macbeth heads down to the mezzanine of the ballroom and meets with Catherine Campbell/Mrs. Danvers and orders her to drug a glass of whiskey intended for King Duncan. Danvers hesitates until Lady Macbeth kisses her. The ballroom party starts again.